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14 Apr 2025
#politics
The Economist: The War Room newsletter: Is American diplomacy all bark, no bite?
The War Room newsletter questions the effectiveness of American diplomacy, suggesting it may lack real impact. It highlights concerns over trade wars and the implications of deal-making, particularly in the context of Donald Trump's influence on global politics.
Additionally, the newsletter addresses the hidden workforce behind AI and the potential risks of state capture. It emphasizes the challenges in reversing such trends and the ongoing debate in China regarding Trump's political legacy.
#society
GB News: Asian hornet invasion as biblical plague of killer insects risks WIPING OUT British bees
A surge in sightings of Asian hornets in Britain has raised alarms about their potential impact on local bee populations. The invasive species, first spotted in the UK in 2016, can kill up to 50 honey bees daily and has been reported in record numbers this year.
Experts warn that warmer weather could exacerbate the situation, with over 260 sightings already recorded in Jersey, a significant increase compared to last year. The public is urged to report any sightings via the Asian Hornet Watch app to help manage the threat.
On The Water: NOAA Cracks Down on Pier-Based Tuna Fishing - Pier Anglers Fight for Access
Recent bluefin tuna sightings near Jenette’s Pier in Nag’s Head, North Carolina, have sparked significant interest among anglers, but NOAA has reminded them that fishing for tuna from shore is illegal without a Highly Migratory Species (HMS) Permit, which is only available for registered vessels. This has led to a petition and planned protest advocating for shore-based anglers to gain access to the fishery.
Dr. David Harding, who initiated the petition, argues that current regulations unfairly exclude those without boats from participating in the fishery, calling it a matter of access rather than conservation. A protest, dubbed "Operation Inflate: The Bluefin Uprising," is set for April 19, where participants will use inflatable devices as symbolic vessels to highlight the absurdity of the law.
Fox News: Earthquake shakes San Diego area
A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near Julian, California, about 30 miles northeast of San Diego, on Monday. The U.S. Geological Survey initially reported it as a 6.0 magnitude before downgrading. There are no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
#foreignaffairs
Times Of Israel: End of Days and divine providence: Netanyahu gives interview to evangelical Trump adviser
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held an interview in Washington, D.C., with evangelical leader Paula White, discussing the significance of Israel's history and U.S. support. He praised President Trump for recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights and highlighted the importance of Christian visits to Israel.
The conversation touched on anti-Israel protests in the U.S., with Netanyahu attributing some messaging to foreign influences like Iran and Qatar. He faced criticism in Israel for his handling of Qatari funds to Gaza prior to the ongoing conflict, which was only briefly mentioned during the interview.
#economy
Forbes: Trump Celebrates Last Week’s ‘Largest Gain’ In Stock Market History—But Stocks Are Still Down During His Second Term
President Trump praised the recent stock market surge, attributing it to his softened stance on tariffs. He claimed last week's gains were historic, despite acknowledging that overall stock performance during his presidency has been negative since Election Day.
While major indexes saw significant one-day gains, they remain down since Trump's tariff announcements. The administration's temporary exemptions for certain goods, including Chinese smartphone imports, contributed to modest market recoveries.
#crime
Fox News: Pennsylvania fire chief credits closed doors for saving lives during governor's mansion attack
Harrisburg Fire Chief Brian Enterline reported that closed doors helped prevent a fire from spreading during an arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor's mansion. The fire department faced access challenges but was able to contain the blaze quickly once on-site.
Cody Balmer, 38, has been charged with multiple offenses, including attempted murder and aggravated arson, for the incident. He is currently hospitalized for an unrelated medical issue. Former President Trump commented on the attack, noting that the assailant seemed to have no clear motive.